Revisiting Suicide

This insightful book examines the socio-psychological aspects of suicide, focusing on Indian contexts and exploring prevention strategies for this pressing issue.

In Revisiting Suicide, the author delves into the complex socio-psychological aspects of suicide, particularly within the Indian context. The book addresses the alarming rise in suicide rates globally, using case studies to explore the primary causes, the impact on survivors and families, and potential prevention strategies. It sheds light on the urgent need for understanding this phenomenon in a comprehensive manner.

The volume goes further by deciphering the social and psychological meanings tied to suicide. Through a series of psycho-social autopsies, it uncovers patterns and trends related to mental health, suicide, and the grieving process. The author examines significant barriers to effective suicide prevention initiatives and offers valuable insights into the behavioral and personality traits that correlate with suicidal tendencies.

Offering both theoretical and empirical viewpoints, Revisiting Suicide is an essential resource for students, researchers, and educators in fields such as psychology, social work, and sociology. It also serves as a critical read for psychologists, counselors, policy makers, and media professionals engaged in suicide prevention efforts. By presenting a multi-faceted approach to understanding suicide, this book aims to contribute to ongoing discussions and research in this vital area of public health.